Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness

In this research, the subsurface flow and regular open channel flow over large roughness are investigated. The flume setup had a channel bed consisted of gravel particles of d50 = 3.28cm with an average subsurface layer thickness of 10.6cm and bed slope of 0.0018.The Ergun equation (which is usually...

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Main Author: Tan, Jerry Junfang.
Other Authors: Cheng Niansheng
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-450662023-03-03T16:51:37Z Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness Tan, Jerry Junfang. Cheng Niansheng School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering::Water resources In this research, the subsurface flow and regular open channel flow over large roughness are investigated. The flume setup had a channel bed consisted of gravel particles of d50 = 3.28cm with an average subsurface layer thickness of 10.6cm and bed slope of 0.0018.The Ergun equation (which is usually used in chemical engineering for describing the flow resistance in porous media) was first investigated for its applicability in predicting the flow discharge in the subsurface layer of an open channel. Volumetric measurement method was used in the investigation of the subsurface discharge. Secondly, the logarithmic law was investigated for its applicability in the regular open channel flow with H/d50 < 5 and large scale roughness. Velocity measurements for the regular open channel flow were obtained from particle image velocimetry measurements method. Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) 2011-06-08T08:36:24Z 2011-06-08T08:36:24Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45066 en Nanyang Technological University 81 p. application/pdf
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Tan, Jerry Junfang.
Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
description In this research, the subsurface flow and regular open channel flow over large roughness are investigated. The flume setup had a channel bed consisted of gravel particles of d50 = 3.28cm with an average subsurface layer thickness of 10.6cm and bed slope of 0.0018.The Ergun equation (which is usually used in chemical engineering for describing the flow resistance in porous media) was first investigated for its applicability in predicting the flow discharge in the subsurface layer of an open channel. Volumetric measurement method was used in the investigation of the subsurface discharge. Secondly, the logarithmic law was investigated for its applicability in the regular open channel flow with H/d50 < 5 and large scale roughness. Velocity measurements for the regular open channel flow were obtained from particle image velocimetry measurements method.
author2 Cheng Niansheng
author_facet Cheng Niansheng
Tan, Jerry Junfang.
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author Tan, Jerry Junfang.
author_sort Tan, Jerry Junfang.
title Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
title_short Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
title_full Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
title_fullStr Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
title_full_unstemmed Application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
title_sort application of logarithmic law to shallow open channel flows over large roughness
publishDate 2011
url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45066
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